Ranchers have arsenals of drugs and vaccines to help improve or maintain the health of their animals. Blackleg, a disease that causes acute infection of muscles and rapid onset of death, has been vaccinated against since Kohrs & Bielenberg’ time and is still vaccinated for by today’s ranchers.
From Left to Right:
Campho-Phenique Linimen
From Whitworth, The Rexall Store, Deer Lodge, Montana,
Plastic. H 18.5, diam 7.5 cm, H 3, diam 3.5 cm [Cap]
Grant-Kohrs National Historic Site, GRKO 163
Bacterin [Black leg]
c 1945
Label reads "Blackleg Bacterin/(Blacklegol),(Aluminum Hydroxide/Adsorbed). A killed broth culture prepared from selected strains of U.S. Veterinary Liscense Number 52/Berkeley CUTTER Laboratories California U.S.A. Established 1897.
Glass. H 9.2 , diam 4.1cm
Grant-Kohrs National Historic Site, GRKO 170
Scarlet Oil
c 1950
Glass, plastic. W 4.4 cm, H 11.5
Grant-Kohrs National Historic Site, GRKO 1224
Lysol
c 1945
Glass, plastic, paper. L 11.1
Grant-Kohrs National Historic Site, GRKO 3378,
Castor Oil
c 1935
From Keystone drug, Deer Lodge, Montana.
Glass, plastic. H 24.3 [With Cap], W 6.9 cm [Base]
Grant-Kohrs National Historic Site, GRKO 3384
Iodine
c 1945
Glass. H 10.4, D 4.3 cm
Grant-Kohrs National Historic Site, GRKO 3385
Trisulfanol
c 1945
Made by Cutter Laboratories
Used to treat pink eye.
Plastic, paper. H 9.5, D 3.5 cm
Grant-Kohrs National Historic Site, GRKO 3935
Calcium Boro-Hibate
c 1945
250 cc.
From Lederle Laboratories, Incorporated, New York, N.Y.
Cardboard, paper. W 6.3, H 16.5, diam 6.3, cm
Grant-Kohrs National Historic Site, GRKO 3940
Penicillin
c 1950
Manufactured by Eli Litty and Company
Expiration date 1954.
Cardboard. L 3.6, W 3.6, H 6.8 cm
Grant-Kohrs National Historic Site, GRKO 3973
Ammonia
c 1950
Made by United Drug Company, Pharmaceutical Chemists, 4502 Boston, St. Louis, U.S.A.
Glass, paper, plastic. H 19.9, D 7.6, H 2.3 cm [Cap]
Grant-Kohrs National Historic Site, GRKO 7569